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The right side of the grass? World Cup pitch worries put soccer’s biggest stage on shaky ground

Players say dry, uneven grass is slowing games and disrupting rhythm, as FIFA faces a 16-stadium challenge across heat, altitude, humidity and converted football venues

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ynetnews.comStai leggendo18 g fa

The right side of the grass? World Cup pitch worries put soccer’s biggest stage on shaky ground

Players say dry, uneven grass is slowing games and disrupting rhythm, as FIFA faces a 16-stadium challenge across heat, altitude, humidity and converted football venues

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businessinsider.com20 g fa

How FIFA spends millions on World Cup grass

FIFA has spent millions of dollars working with turf scientists to engineer 16 stadium pitches across three countries and vastly different climates.

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  1. venerdì 26 giugno 2026·businessinsider.com

    How FIFA spends millions on World Cup grass

    FIFA has spent millions of dollars working with turf scientists to engineer 16 stadium pitches across three countries and vastly different climates.

  2. domenica 28 giugno 2026·ynetnews.com

    The right side of the grass? World Cup pitch worries put soccer’s biggest stage on shaky ground

    Players say dry, uneven grass is slowing games and disrupting rhythm, as FIFA faces a 16-stadium challenge across heat, altitude, humidity and converted football venues